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</body></html>";s:4:"text";s:21902:"I would say the image quality of the 4-element Autocord is fully equal to the Tessar-lensed Rollei's, however. With proper care those are cameras you will keep for a very (very) long time, it's worth paying extra to get exactly what you want.
I am getting a Rolleicord for Christmas. Yashica continued making them into the 1980s, so you can find a comparatively youthful one if that matters to you. It was filthy but overall solid. But how does the Ricoh Diacord G compare to the Yashica Mat? The winder / frame counter mechanism works well, though the old silver covered plastic of the winding knob can wear a bit. Originally posted ages ago. I'm anticipating a CLA, and even called my repair guy (Nippon Photo Clinic) and they are sure Yashica parts are no problem, Minolta they think should be no problem, but Ricoh parts could be hard to get. I have noticed a serious demand for e2,e3 and f models on ebay's completed auctions. (permalink), My Thoughts
ages ago $125 for a Rolleicord or decent Rollei Automat vs … But it's excellent for close range shots. I think the original poster is long since MIA. It was first introduced in 1965. In many cases you might end up paying a little more for a Rollei just for the name. Of the Yashicas I'm fairly sure the Yashica Mat is the one for me. I can't say that about my 330f. But as Voxphoto alludes to, there are conveniences and features that may make a difference in the photography experience. There are some other fairly recent threads here on this topic that might also be of assistance. My Diacord has knob auto-stop film advance - much better than having to peer at the red window. I am buying TLRs, f2.8 lens version for using and collection, www.angelfire.com/ca/erker/ricohflex.html, www.yashicaforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=146. I like the see-saw focus lever. www.flickr.com/photos/photoplastic/sets/72157594558177497/ For typical amateur use, even if enthusiastic, if you start with a camera in decent shape I doubt there will be major differences as far as reliability and picture taking capability. The tessar lens isn't as good as the more modern lens … After many years and many moves I would like to fire it up again but find that the battery that drives the light meter, I am told, is not available now? If the majority of your prints will be 5x5 go Yashica. ages ago I agree that it is optically better than any Yashica, even though both cameras use similar four element designs. and why? The odds are that you will need to get it cleaned and lubed, also. Lens Hood Description: This Lens Hood Is a Bay-I "1" Bayonet Type with an external … Minolta Autocord TLR Rokkor 1:3.2 f=75mm Lens Seikosha Camera. (permalink), If you are shooting in B&W a yellow filter is a must. Webb's Photographic Gift Guide (c1964) lists the then top of the line Yashica Mat-EM at “less than” US$85, the Minolta Autocord at US$109.45 and the Rolleiflex 3.5F at US$299.50. (permalink), There is a really, really excellent demonstration of an Autocord focus lever rebuild on Flickr. I own an Autocord III, Yashica mat 124G, and a Rolleiflex. Once again thanks for the lead to Wein Cell replacement batteries. However, it isn't as well built as a Rollei, its focusing isn't as precise and the ground glass screen isn't nearly as bright. ages ago Yashica … With all that, I think the Rolleis are the best made ones, and one in decent shape is probably more of a joy to use... but I can say that I find both of mine plenty pleasant. (permalink), Thanks, Rick! I would suggest the meterless version. Yashica Mat … before this during almost a year and half see pictures from TLR's
ages ago Thanks for the leads on my battery problem, at least I now have a possible source and will give them a try. They sold well and people are more widely familiar with them. This Minolta Autocord I is a late model among the popular Autocord series of TLR (Twin Lens Reflex) medium-format cameras. (permalink), Great! But because of the stiffness, people often try forcing the focus lever which is made of a soft metal that breaks easily. In order to create a useful group and photo pool, we would like to... Flickr logo. Rollies are super over-rated. The achilles heel of the Minolta is a somewhat fragile focusing lever, otherwise they're quite solid (superior to Yashica IMO). My Minolta X-700 lenses are not incredibly sharp. Originally posted at 10:24AM, 20 May 2010 PST Parts and service or more readily available for the Yashica. (Rolleicord, Rolleiflex, Yashicamat, Seagull, LOMO Lyubitel...)
The Rokkor Tessar-clone is superb. If you are in the market for a Rolleiflex it would definitely help to do some research on what you are buying before you drop too much cash. interchangeable lens ...no fair ! ages ago In those days I used it for taking portraites of both people and their pets!
I'm not a Rollei owner... but I believe the top-end Rolleiflexes are the only TLRs offering a moving-frame parallax compensation and with the option of an f/2.8, 5-element taking lens. YASHICA For Yashica TLR cameras that have Bayonet Mounts in front of both the taking and the viewing lenses including Yashica Mat… You might be able to find some Rolleiflex with a simpler lens but it would be outside your price range … I stuck to the same aspect ratio when I started to shoot 4×5. ages ago So I wasn’t that keen on buying one off of Ebay without knowing m… So I decided to shake things up and started looking for a TLR. (permalink), If you do some research you'll find that there were plenty of Rolleicord and Rolleiflex models that didn't exactly have the great glass that they were known for. $439.99. (permalink), i think the rolleiflex is a good camera due to its longevity. I bought my Autocord in the 70,s second hand and never ever felt it let me down in the business of taking pictures. (permalink)
I looked at Yashica Mats and the picture seemed a lot duller than the Autocord's, also with less sharpness. You can follow below process to chontact us. Flickr: Discussing Autocord (which one), Diacord G or Yashica Mat? (permalink) The quality can be … ages ago (permalink), Mamiya C330 for the win! I just purchased one and it looks like that is something for me to keep my eye one. But the two rail system of the Yashica, similar to the Rolleiflex, has shown itself to be pretty secure. In addition the work was done very promptly; the camera went from Illinois to Oregon and back in only eight or nine days. Matte sun protection 124g yashica lens hood bay I rolleiflex b30 xenar tessar minolta | eBay Rollei and Rolleiflex with B1 mount (bay I). (permalink). here are some interesting and useful discussions on comparison between Minolta Autocord, Yashica Mat, and Ricoh Diacord. But I agree the simpler Rolleicord is mechanically stronger. The camera works like new. ages ago Originally posted ages ago. how might you rank order them...
ages ago Not a plastic camera or a grinding disaster waiting to happen.
The reasoning is simple. I am french, I speak english a little bit but not very well. Good luck! The 124G and 124 are gone and I have continued to use the 635 and the Mat. The Autocord is rather different from Rolleiflex, Rolleicord and other Yashica Mat… mamiyas start getting heavy ,especially with flash Yashica Mat 124, D, EM, LM, 12, 24, 635. I'd be interested in trying a Yashica TLR from the 50s sometime, just to compare with the Ricoh. I've used Rolleilfexes, Rolleicords, Yashica-Mats, and Yashica-Ds. The lever on the minolta is not as smooth imo. it has good build quality, unique focusing system with helicoid and one hand operation, sharp and exceptional picture
I have some Autocords and some Yashicamats that are just as durable and take just as good of an image as some of my Rollei's and at a fraction of the price. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. I've never had any problems with my Autocord, but I can assure you that I'll strip it down for a cleaning and relube at the first hint of stiffness in focusing. I also have a soft spot for the Minolta Autocord but they are … ages ago (permalink). Alternatives to Yashica-Mat 124G? I am willing to throw the rollei over my shoulder when I travel. I'd use a Planar or Xenotar Rolleiflex for its lens, but the Autocord would still be nicer in my hand. I do have a light metre I can use but just wanted to get the trusty Autocord back to its original status. It will also work with ALL the Rolleicord TLR cameras that have Bayonet Mount in front of the "Taking" lens since ALL … Crisp, contrasty. Rolleicord is on a par with the Minolta, Mamyia and Yashica. If money is not an issue, go for a Rollie 'T' or a Rollieflex with a F3.5 Tessar lens. The name guarantees you nothing. The Yashicas are very good cameras. I am expecting a Yashica Mat LM to be delivered today and was wondering ... Hello! When Mark Hama did the CLA he replaced the Yashikor (3 element lens) with the Yashinon (4 element) Tessar clone. It was shot on Ilford pan f. When I bought a used TLR a few years ago I chose a Mamiya C220 as the 124G's fixed 80mm lens was limiting. $184.99. I'd go with an earlier model Mat, they are reputed to be more robust. That's a simple fix. The Yashica also has a built in coupled meter. ages ago I really like my Diacord, and if I were to keep just one I'd keep it over the Mat. But do you really need a meter in the camera? $395.00. The ‘Mat would directly compete with Minolta’s Autocord released a few years prior, ... Much cooler was a Nikon or Minolta …
A competent repair shop will find any problems, fix them, and the camera should be good for a long time. ages ago Not for the fainthearted, but a terrific job:
Had a Yashicamat-LM, a Yashicamat, Minolta Autocord and a Mamiya C330 with 55mm, 80mm, 105mm and 180mm lens. Originally posted ages ago. Rolleiflex has a leg up on them. The Autocord, with its lower lever focusing, is my favorite. Much would depend on which models you are comparing. www.wctatel.net/web/crye/a-cord.htm
. (permalink), who let the mamiyas in ? My Minolta … Also, the bokeh from my Rollei is smooth and beautiful, which is much more than I can say for the Yashicas. The 124G works well, I bought mine from Mark Hama so it should be up to spec. I read somewhere - in a French photomagazine _ that a shop in the Netherland... Hi. My first photo was a mess-up double exposure accident, and yet it might be the best picture I've taken in my life. So far, I love it.
Any photos from, and discussions regarding TLR cameras. ages ago ddandan edited this topic ages ago. (permalink). I'm from Port Washington, Wisconsin (on Lak... Hello
Pretty hard to knock out of alignment. And the lens really does have something special going on. If more than three … Before hand, I pooh-poohed this, but in practice again it makes for a more convenient camera. If you desire good wide open performance, you're going to be dropping some serious cash like I did. This appears like it may be what your looking for. I'd have a hard time telling a Yashica shot from a Rollei shot if both were 12 x 12 size. The batteries are no longer being made (if they have mercury in them) but if any stores have new old stock they can still sell them. TLR Lens Caps - flexible and resilient. (permalink), You'll love it more and more :-)
even for xenotar's 3.5 a clean CLA'ed one is getting $600-700. SKU:LSY512. The G has 10 diaphragm blades, if that's important to you ;) You have to cock the shutter separately, which allows double exposures, but also inadvertent doubles. : )
(permalink). Minolta AutoCord-RG, 3Rd version, 1963, CITIZEN MVL, 1-1/500 +Bulb, ROKKOR 75mm, 1:3.5. (permalink) I'm in the market for a TLR and I've narrowed it down a bit. The obvious choice would have been a Rolleiflex but I had rarely even seen one in the flesh. I cannot advace out of b t... Hello,
I gives you a lot of bang for a camera that retailed for about $80 to $100 new. If you let me choose, I will most probably choose the Yashica Mat. Quantity: 1 Pc. I purchased a non-metered Autocord for $170 from eBay and I absolutely adore it. Communications with him were also very pleasant. (permalink). But if you're planning on shooting f8 and up, I'd say you won't see much optical difference. Yashica Mat 124 medium format camera w/leather Minolta case! I tell how I renovated it and show the controls. Do any of you new wizz-kids on the block have an answer? ages ago I prefer my Autocord to my Rolleicord V in use. The Yashica-mat was Yashica's original premier twin lens reflex (TLR) camera from the 1950s. Based on this reality I'd go for a Rolleicord, better glass all round. (permalink), I have a 330 as well and they are built like tanks. Autocord for $ 170 from ebay and I ca n't speak to the Minolta a. 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